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Tribal President Calls for Federal Investigation Into Hockey Game Incident
http://www.newscenter1.tv/news/local/Tribal-President-Calls-for-Federal-Investigation-Into-Hockey-Game-Incident-293041861.htmlThe tribal president from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation is asking for a federal civil right investigation into an incident that happened in late January at a Rapid City Rush hockey game.
Chaperones for students from the American Horse School in Allen say children and chaperones left the game early because of harassment.
Chaperones for students from the American Horse School in Allen say children and chaperones left the game early because of harassment.
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Man charged in racial incident in Rapid City
http://www.argusleader.com/story/news/2015/02/18/man-charged-harassing-students-rc-hockey-game/23632653/
A man has been charged with disorderly conduct following an incident in which students and chaperones from the American Horse school were harassed at a Rapid City hockey game last month.
Trace O'Connell, 41, of Philip was charged following a monthlong investigation by the Rapid City Police Department and Pennington County Sheriff Office.
If convicted, O'Connell could spend up to 30 days behind bars and a $500 fine.
On Wednesday, city and county officials meet with the American Horse School to let them know what charges O'Connell would face. However, after a question-and-answer session, the situation grew chaotic and officials felt it was best to leave.
Trace O'Connell, 41, of Philip was charged following a monthlong investigation by the Rapid City Police Department and Pennington County Sheriff Office.
If convicted, O'Connell could spend up to 30 days behind bars and a $500 fine.
On Wednesday, city and county officials meet with the American Horse School to let them know what charges O'Connell would face. However, after a question-and-answer session, the situation grew chaotic and officials felt it was best to leave.
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